(For children entering grades 5 & 6 in the Fall.)
July 22, 23, 24 & 25 – 9:30am-3pm each day

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(For children entering grades 5 & 6 in the Fall.)
July 22, 23, 24 & 25 – 9:30am-3pm each day

View Full details at the link below:

(For children entering grades 5 & 6 in the Fall.)
July 22, 23, 24 & 25 – 9:30am-3pm each day

View Full details at the link below:

(For children entering grades 5 & 6 in the Fall.)
July 22, 23, 24 & 25 – 9:30am-3pm each day

View Full details at the link below:

Rain date: August 3

Join us at the DOAS Sanctuary for a beginner-led and beginner-friendly “slow birding” bird walk along the sanctuary trails geared towards adults and seniors. During our walk we will prioritize mindful observation of all of the species that we see around us, taking time to focus on bird behaviors and the significance of how they belong within an environment.

Register online at doas.us/summer2024/

An accessible Porta-Potty is available on site. Sanctuary trails may have uneven terrain as well as some uphill sections that may not be suitable for individuals with mobility issues.

Participants should wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and shoes for the hike. Be sure to bring water and sun protection. Everyone is encouraged to bring binoculars and field guides if they have them, as well as a comfortable camp chair for observation while sitting!

Our Presenters:

Camille Robinson-Parisi is a rising junior at Mount Holyoke College pursuing a degree in Environmental Studies and Spanish. This is their first year with DOAS, though they have been a part of many outdoor education summer programs in the past. Cami enjoys spending time outdoors and sharing their knowledge on all things birds!

Kaylee Haig is a graduating senior from SUNY Oneonta who is studying Human Development and Family Studies. This is her first year with DOAS. She has had experience with children of all ages through many different educational programs.